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Part •( St. P«*l.
Steamboat Arrivals and Departures for the
week ending Friday, June lOfA.
Arrived.
Nominee, Blakely, Galena.
Greek Slave, Roberts Min. River.
Dr. Franklin, Lodwick, ......Galena.
Shenandoah I.aveille, Min. River.
West Newton, Harris, Galena.
Grand Prairie Sheble St Louis.
Clarion, Humbertsone... Min. River.
Dr. Franklin No. 2,. Levins, St. Louis.
Departed.
Nominee Blakely Galena.
Greek Slave, Roberts St. Louis.
Dr. Franklin, Lodwick Galena.
Shenandoah, J.aveille Min. River.
West Newton, Harris, .Galena.
Grand Prairie, ... .Sheble, St. Louis.
Clarion Humbertsone,.. .Min. river.
Dr. Franklin No. 2, Levins, St. Louis.
Dr. M ’Lane’s Liver Pills. —Mr. W. G. But
ler. of Millersburgh, Centre Co. Pa. had been
afflicted with Liver Complaint for a number of
years, and was cured by the Pills. A young
lady of his acquaintance was also greatly re
lieved by them.
Jacob Widncr, Post master at Covington, 0.,
says that they sell very fast, and that ho docs
not consider his stock of medicine complete
without them.
The wife of Mr. James Stewart, of Richmond-
Jefferson Co. 0., was cured of most distressing
pains by their use.
W. H. Ainsworth, of Varysburgh, N, Y. con
siders these pills the best medicine of the kind
ever offered. The lot he had on hand sold rap
idly and gave the highest satisfaction.
James Jones, of Wilkins township, Allegheny
Co. Pa. says his wife used two boxes, which did
more good than their family physician.
Purchased at W. W. llicucox's.
MARRIED.
At St. Pan!, on the 7th Inst., by Orlando Simons, Esq.,
Mr. BENJAMIN E. SIIL'MWAI to Miss MAH ALA
CONKLIN, all of this city.
In Elmira, N. T., on Monday morn in;-, May 23d, by the
Rev. George Hood, Mr. GEORGE D. BOWMAN, of St.
Anthony, Minnesota, to Miss JANE F. DERBY, of El
ultra.
As will be observed by the matrimonial record of to
day’s paper, George I). Bowman, editor of the St. Antho
ny (Minnesota) Express, has Issued from the wilds of the
M innesotian dime, and claimed as his bride one of Elmi
ra’s fair daughters. The usual compliment to the typos
made its advent anions us, aud was duly appreciated.
Way the quoint which lock th c forms of the happy pair
In the chase of matrimony, never be loosened, until the
last impression of time Is taken, and a goodly edition of
little ones bless their old age. —Elmira Republican.
It is Said to be a Fact.
THAT the Up Town folks can save shoe-leather by
buying ail kinds of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Just as cheap, if not a little cheaper, in Upper Town than
In Lower Town, at
W. N. Person A: Co’s. New Store,
adjoining Blum’s Xew Bazaar, a few doors below the
Hive House, where they have Just opeued a spleudid as
sortment or Choice
FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
of all kinds; also, a very choice lot of
Winea, Liquors aud Cigars,
and In fact almost every thing under the head of family
supplies, which they w ill sell low for Cesh.
June 11, 1453—39 tf
BUILD GOOD CELLARS FOR WIN
TER.
FOR sale by the subscriber, at the foundation of the
new Church near the Capitol, 1,000 perches good
building stone from 35 to 40 cts. per perch.
BDWAKD STEWART.
St. Paul, June 11, ISs3—39tf
Selling off Cheap!!
IN consequence of the low prices at which we are sell
ing Hardware of all kinds this season, the subscribers
arc selling oil as Just as possible: To those who have not
yet availed themselves of this opportunity to buy
Good Goods at Low Prices,
we would advise them to come along as now is the time
to get bar gal us.
J. McCLOUD, Jr. & CO.
Near the head of 3d street.
BUILDING Hardware of all kinds and qualities, selling
oft lower than ever by
J. McCLOUD, Jr. & CO.
Near the head of 3d street.
HAYING Tools, Scythes, Snaths, Forks, Rakes, etc.,
a large assortment In store and for sale by
J. McCLOUD, Jr. fc CO.
Near the head of 3d street.
CARPENTER’S TOOLS—a splendid assortment of all
descriptions, from the best makers.
J. McCLOUD, Jr. fc CO.
Near the head of 3d btreet.
NAILS.! Kills! Nails! —a full assortment of all
sizes at St. Louis prices, by
J. McCLOUD, Jr. fc CO.
Near the head of 3d street.
St. Paul, June 11, 1853—39tf
St. Paul, Galena. Rock Island Davenport, Mus
catine. Hurling ton, Keokuk, and St. Louis,
Packet.
the entire now ami splendid Passenger
Steamer, GRAND PRAIRIE, E. A
mSSSwj*™* Sheble, Master, will run in the above
trade during the present season.
Every attention will be paid to the comfort and accom
dation of passengers, and fdiippers may rely upon their
freight being carefully handled, and promptly deliveied.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
M( LAGAN, WOOLDRIDGE & CO.
June 11, 1853—39tf
ICE CREAM SALOON
AND
Confectionary Establishment
RKNRZ fic K ARCHER have materially enlarged their
Ice Cream Salo«*n on Third street, and arc now pre
pared for the reception of their friend* ami the public in
general. They will always have Ice Cream, Soda, Lem
onade, elc., and every article in the confectionary line.
Ladie* and Gentlemen ph-a*e give them a call.
They also inform the public that they have always on
hand al their Confectionary, m*ar the A met. can House,
a full assortment of fancy and plain Candies, which they
will sell almost as low as it can he bought iti St. Ixuiis.
Merchants will find it to their advantage to call before
Sending below. All orders for cakes promptly filled.
A large assortment of Toys for sale cheap; also, accor
deons, Music boxes, etc., for sale very cheap.
RENZ fc KARCIIER.
St. Paul, June 11, 1853—39tf
notice"
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until 12 o’clock M. the 30th day June next, for the
delivery of Fresh Beef to the troops at Fort Snelling,
Minnesota Territory, for 12 months, commencing the Ist
day of July 1853.
The Fresh Beef to be of a good and wholesome quality,
with an equal proportion of hind and fore quarters ( necks
and shanks excluded ) in such quantities as may be from
time to time required, not exceeding twice In each week,
and on such days as may be designated by the Assistant
Commissary of* Subsistence. Stall fed beef required iu
winter months.
The contractor will be required to give bond with ap
proved security in the sum of half the amount involved,
lor the faithful tulttUment of his contract.
Tue Assistant Commissary of Subsistence, reserves to
himself the right to reject any unreasonable bid; the low
est responsible bid received and accepted, subject to the
decision of the Com’v- Gen. of Sub.
Proi>o*iali to be endorsed “ Proposals for Fresh Beef,”
giving the names of their securities.
A* As-»’t Corn. Office Ft. Snellfng, M. T., June 9, 1853.
W.T. M AURUDKR,
2d Lieut* Ist Dragoons, A. A. C. S.
June 11, 1853—392 w
Wm. Brewster,
(Late of the Western Bank of Philadelphia.)
GENERAL Insurance, Exchange, Brokerage and Land
Office, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory.
PIIILADLPHIA References.— Joseph Patterson,
Esq., President of the Western Bank ; B. B. Comegys,
Esq., Cashier of the Philadelphia Bank; Charles G. Im
lay, Esq., Secretary of the United State* Land Trust
Company; J. R. Flannigen, E»q., Jas. Dunlap, Esq., and
Andrew Miller, Esq.
June 11, 1853—3t#tf
U. S. INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Capital $250,000.
General Fire and Life Insurance Agency , Brokerage
and Exchange Office,
I AM now prepared to effect Insurance upon lives and
every description of property, in the best and most
reputable companies lu the east. Exchange on Philadel
phia upon favorable term*. Money received on deposit
and interest allowed. WM. BREWSTER.
June 11, 1863—39tf
A A b *>lß Baltimore Oysters, tor sale at $9 per doz..
1 U by CONBTAN3 4r BURBANS.
MERRITT ALLEN,
Attorney mad Coontellor at Law and Mlcllor In
Chnncery,
Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory.
" the united states
LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
CHARTER PEPETUAL—CASH SYSTEM—CAPITAL
$2*50,000. Office S. E. Cor. Third and Chestnut
Streets , Philadelphia.
The Company, In one department, Issues policies upon
the Mutual principle, with the security of a Capital
Stock. This attractive combination offers to Policy holders
double the ordinary security, without disturbing the right
to a full participation in the distribution of profits each
and every year. The system of pa>ments is Cash in ad
vance, and can be made with reference to the conven
ience of parties opening policies with the Company.
SAVING FUND.
In the saving fund department, money is received dally.
Also, Monday evenings on Deposit, in large or small sums,
on which Interest Is allow ed of five per cent.
Directors:
Stephen S. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tlngley, George M’Henry,
Jacob Florance, James Devereux,
William M. Godwin, OctovusA. Norris.
STEPHEN S. CRAWFORD, President .
Ambrose W. Thompson, Vice President,
Charles G. Imlay, Secretary and Treasurer.
Pliny Fisk, Actuary.
WM. BREWSTER,
Agent lor Minnesota.
Office on Bench street, St. Paul.
June 11, 1853—39tf
Call at the Wholesale and
Retail
CITY DRUG
CHEMICAL STORE.
On St. Anthony street , Upper Town , St. Pauly for the
following Inj a liable Remedies.
WE have the pleasure this week to offer to the public
of Minnesota,the following invaluable articles, the
receipts for which, in the hand writing of the original in
ventor, and for which the sum of
One Thousand Dollars
was paid a few years since, are now in our possession.
These preparations have stood the test of over 30 years
in the eastern cities, ami are now for the first time otter
ed to the people of Minnesota, and are guaranteed to
give relief in all cases.
Druggists and country merchants In or out of the Terri
tory, will be supplied In any quantity and on the most
liberal terms.
We name a few of the principal, viz :
Bond's Anodyne Plaster,
for pains in the breast, back, side or Loins, Rheumatism,
fcc., be c.
Bond’s all Healing Salve,
for cuts, bums, bruises, sores, etc.
Bond’s Tetter Ointment,
warranted to cure the worst cases of Tetter and all skin
eruptions.
Bond's Pile Ointment;
a sure remedy for all kinds of plies.
Bond’s Golden Ointment;
do for the Itch and Salt RU<*um.
Bond's Eye salve and Lotion,
for sore, weak and intlamed eyes.
Bond's Cough Syrup ;
a pleasant and efficacious remedy for coughs, colds,
hoarseness, etc.
Bonds Etlierial Fluid,
for cleansing all kinds of material of paints, grease, oils,
stains, etc., without injury to the most delicate texture.
And all other articles kept by Druggists, at the lowest
possible rates.
Give us a call and it will be to your advantage.
J. W. BOND & M. N. KELLOGG.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Great Exhibition!
Crystal Palace in Saint Paul
CATHCART, KERN & CO’S
IS How the place of attraction. They are now receiving
and opening the finest and best selected stock of sta
pie and Fancy Dry Goods, Foreign and Domestic, ever j
opened or ottered for sale in St. Paul. One of the firm j
having Just returned from New York and Boston, with a |
stock brought expressly for the citizens of Minnesota, and
as we bought Tor (’ash and will sell for ('ash, we are
able to sell much lower than goods have ever been sold
in this market. We pledge ourselves to sell at prices
that will p ease, and for that purpose solicit a call from
our citizens. We will enumerate a few articles below:
Prints of the following manufactories:
French, English,Gobi Middle, Washington, Compton
and Fancy solid Colors; Turkey Red 4-4 do
Furniture Chintz; Dress Goods; Fancy French Bareges
Barege DeLaincs; French Lawns; Lodi do;
Mourning do; Muslin Del .allies; all wool do;
Check Ginghams; Linen, Earlston and Chambry do;
popltnn—plain, checked and chaniroa»o<»;
Kmb’d Muslin Collars, Undersleeves, Cuffs, etc
Mourning Collars; bl’k Lace and Lace Veils;
Bl’k and White Crape; Crape Lisse;
do Laces; Flowers and Fancy Bonnet Lining
A large and beautiful assortment latest style Ribbons
Straw Goods; Diamond,Pearl,Helmet,French Lace aud
Florence Bonnets;
Children’s Flats; Girls Trimmed do;
Men's and Boy’s Hals of all descriptions;
Brown and Bleached sheetings;
White aud Colored Drillings; Cambrics;
Paper Muslin, all colors; Si I Idas; Brown Hollands;
Summer Drills; Denims; striped and plain shirtings;
Tickings; Diaper and Huckaback Towel lugs; Crash do
French and Russia Diaper; Birdseye do;
Ingrained Damask, brown and bleached Table Linen;
Brown and bleached Table Cloths;
Embossed Cloth Table covers; coi’d Damask do;
Oil Cloth do; Napkins; 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 guilts;
Col idea and White skirts; Cambric an 1 chec’d Muslins
Corded, Book and Swiss do;
Dotted Swiss and Victoria Lawns; Drapery Muslins;
Dressed and Undressed Irish Linen;
Ladies and Gentlemen’s Cambric Hdk’s;
Gentlemen’s shirts, Collars and Cravats;
Ladles’ white, brown, and colored Cotton Hose;
Children and Misses Cotton Hose;
Men’s Cotton Half-Hose;
Kid, silk. Lisle Thread and Cotton Gloves;
Hair Brushes, Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, etc;
Third street, Saint Paul, Minnesota.
June, 1853. 2-38
QUEENS WARE—A large and beau
tlful assortment of China and Queensware; full sets
and well assorted, Just received direct from New York,
and for sale cheap for cash by
CATHCART, KERN it CO.
TO BUILDERS —A good slock of
JL Locks, Latches, Butts and Screws, etc., for sale
cheap at CATHCART, KERN fc CO.
rpO HOUSEKEEPERS—You will find
JL a very fine lot of Knives and Forks, Carvers, Servers
Candlesticks, Curtaim Holders, Coffee Mills, etc; for sale
cheap for cash at CATHCART, KERN & Co’s.
OEGARSf SEGARS I—lo,ooo sup’r
Lj Havana Segars for sale at unusually low' price by
CATHCART, KERN it Co.
UVAMILY GROCERIES—Tea, Coffee,
P SiiKar, Drier! Fruit, starch, seleratn*, Pickles, l'cp
per, Spices, Flour, Meal, llams, etc., at low prices by
CATIICAKT, KKKX &■ Co.
The Indian Arrangement Completed
DAVE IIERRYMAN, “last, though not the least,”
passed through our beautiful city yesterday, followed
to the landing by the steamer ASIA, with
20 Tons of Groceries and Provisions for
B. F. DAVIS & CO.,
At the Rice House, Including
200 bushels Dried Apples,
60 do Peaches
15 chests Tea, assorted
10 boxes Cheese
10 do* Buckets and Wash Tubs
10 doz Fine Brooms,
. In fact almost every article wanted in this section of
countrv. Drop in and see as you pass along.
St. Paul, June 2,1863. 3Stf
Notice.
I HAVE purchased the entire stock of Curran & Lawler,
and will continue the Dry Goods business, hoping
also for a continuance of the custom so liberally extended
to the old firm. For the present, and until the former
sale-room can be repaired and refitted, customers are res
pectfuPy requested to call at the new store on Third street,
second door below the old stand.
SL Paul, June 4, 1853. 38tf E. HEENAN.
NOTICE
IS hereby given that the Copartnership existing between
P. Chouteau, Jr. Company and the undersigned,will
expire on the first day of July next, by Its own limitation;
when immediate measures will be taken to bring the whole
business to a conclusion. All unsettled accounts of Min
nesota Outfit, will be attended to by Charles W. Borup, of
St. Paul; and those of SlouxOuifit, so called, by Henry H.
Sibley, of Mendota. C* W BORUP,
H. H. SIBLEY,
St. Paul, May 30, 1853—38t3 F. B. SIBLEY.
OATS ATS! OATS!
3AAA Bushel* of Oats at 43 cents per bushel,
,UUv sacks included.
300 bids of Pork, at Galena prices.
3000 lbs Dried Apples, at Galena prices.
J. W. BASS ft CO-,
38tf At the Wharf Boat.
1 O HEAD OF HORSES—Fine and
J & well broke, for sale by B. F. DAVIS A CO.
Valises, Carpet, Enamel and
J- Traveling Bags at the Jfew York at«re.
TNDIA RUBBER Coats, Cloaks and
JL Cap* at the New York store.
THRESH GARDEN SEEDS 50box-
A es Garden Seeds raised In 1862, for tal* by the sub
scriber In lot* to anil retailers, at gardener’s prlcea.
JNO. FABRISfG-''*
St. Paul, March 8, 1863—2411
ALL ST. PAUL,
AND the rest of this upper country will please take
notice, that my new stock Is now complete, and that
I am prepared to sell fir cash at my usual small rates of
profit, and to offer an assortment that has never been ex
celled In this market* The following comprises only a
partial catalogue:
Rea<ly made clothing of every description,
Boots and shoes of all styles and kinds,
Dress goods, a very large assortment, consisting In part
of, Bareges, Lawns, Delaines, Shalins, Crapes, Prints
SILK AND CRAPE SHAWLS,
Cashmere shawls, etc.; also a fine assortment of Domes
tic—all grades, Check, Hickory, Tickings, Cottonades,
Dimity, Diaper, Linen Drillings suitable for coats and
Pants, Hosiery of all kinds, Gloves and Mitts,
Bonnets and Artificial Flowers,
Leghorn, Panama, and Chip Hats of the latest styles,
embroidered Baskets, Carpet Bags, Carpeting, Musqulto
Bars, etc,
JEWELRY—a large lot of the finest quality.
Also, at the new store next door below my old stand, I
keep a large assortment of FRESH FAMILY GROCE
RIES.
Always on hand, Flour, Pork. Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Cof
fee, Molasses, etc.
HARDWARE,
consisting In part of Farming utensils, Rakes, noes»
Scythe snaths, Cradles, Grindstones, Shovels, Spades, etc*
Queensware, a large assortment.
A fine lot 11-2. 1 and 1-2 bushel baskets.
Guns and sporting articles of all kinds.
400 kegs of fine powder,
50 hag* shot,
Percussion Caps—best quality.
Harness and Saddles,
Side saddles, Bridles, Collars, Halters, Martingales,
Whips, Valises, etc.
Mouse and Rat Traps.
A. L. LARPENTEUR.
May 28, 1853—37tf
Buv at Home!
ST. PAUL BEDSTEAD AND CABINET
RY are MANUFACTORY.
Ware Rooms, corner of Third and Minnesota
Streets.
STEES & nUNT have received by steamer Nominee,
in addition to their former extensive stock, a well se
lected assortment of
Furniture for Parlors and Chambers,
Including Sofas, Chairs, Stands, Lounges, Tables, etc., all
or the latest styles and patterns, which they are prepared
to sell at
Wholesale or Retail,
:at less cost than the same can be purchased below, and
transported hither. We have recently established an ex
tensive
BEDSTEAD MANUFACTORY,
And arc “turning out,” with great rapidity, Bedheads,
Bedstead Lounges, etc., of all descriptions. The work
manship is of the best quality, and the patterns of the
latest fa>hion. The serviceable character of their manu
factures, of all kinds, i« far superior to the “sale work”
usually brought from below. Our customers can rely
upon being suited at all times. Chairs of all descriptions,
stands, breakfast, dining, centre and all other kinds of
Tables, Wardrobes, sofas, Bureaus, etc., constantly on
hand.
YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS,
Just setting up in life, can be suited with everything they
may need in our line, either for present or future emer
gencies. We are determined to make aud sell in such a
manner that it will be an object for our citizens to pur
chase their furniture at home. Call and see.
March 19th. STEES & HUNT.
STEES & HUNT,
TTNDERTAKERS, Corner of Third
L-/ ami Minnesota streets, St* Paul, Minnesota.
Punctual attendance given in this line of business at all
hours, upon the. most reasonable terms*
We have received a full stock of Metallic Buria
cases, to which we wovld invite public attention.
D. COOPER,
Attorney at Law,
RESUMES the practice of his profession, and will at
tend to all busiuess entrusted to him lu the courts
of the Territory.
s3* Office in the Rice House.
May 28, 1853—3? y
New Tailoring Establishment.
Third street—Two doors above the Post Office.
SnULZE & M ATHES having Just opened a new Tailoring
aud Gentlemen’s Furnishing Establishment at the
above place, will be happy to serve their friends and the
public in general, in their line of business. Being practi
cal workmen, they feel confident of giving general satis
faction. They will keep on hand an assortment of Fash
ionable Cloths, to which they invite public attention.
St. Paul, May 28, 1853. 2-37 y
A Good Investment.
TnE subscriber being desirous of disposing of a
portion or all of his property In St. Paul, will
sell It on such terms as cannot fall to satisfy any
one who is desirous of purchasing town property
either for the purpose of improvement, or for speculation.
This pronertv consists of two Hous* s and Lotund Carpen
ters’ shop in Whitney and Smith’s Addition, and several
lots In Kittson’s AdditUn to St. Paul. This is the most
desirable portion of the town. For further particulars,
inquire of F. KNAUFT.
burnt Paul, May 2S. 37m3
St. Paul Tobacco and Cigar Store.
J. Campbell,
LATE of St. Louis, has removed to St. Paul, to stay.
He has, moreover, removed his entire business here,
and will henceforward be one of the business citizens of
St. Paul. He has taken the room recently occupied by
Truman M- Smith, E>q., on Third street, near Jackson.
At this location he has opened an extensive assortment
of all kinds of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
From the commonest kind of ‘Kentuck Spanish’ up to th* 4
most highly flavored‘Haberano,’ and from old-fashioned
‘twist’ to the most delicate and sweet-scented modern
preparation of the ‘weed’ for mastlcative purposes; also,
every other preparation to which the tobacco plant Is
subjected, for smoking chewing and snuffing.
I wish to impress upon my Minnesota customers, that
whatever celebrity attached to my Cigars and Tobacco in
St. Louis—and those who have “read the papers” or that
city will agree it is not a little —has been transported
here. The articles ar of the same quality as those sold In
that market, and what is of more importance, arc offered
here at the same
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
Any thing purchased at my establishment not giving
entire satisfaction, will be taken back aud the money re
funded. I wish it distinctly understood that this Is not all
smoke • Let those who chews try me and And out.
J. CAMPBELL,
May 28—37 Third street, near Jackson, St. Paul*
Drafts on England, Ireland and
Scotland, for sale.
An. CATHCART Is authorized by Messrs. Taylor
• Brothers, Bankers and Brokers, 76 Wall street,
New York, to draw through them, iu sums from Xl up
wards, at the rate of $5 per pound.
Persons wishing to send money to their friends in any
part of the above countries, can do so by calling at Cath
cart, Kern fc Co’s, Third street, St. Paul. 37y
NEW BOOKS,
SUMMER RAMBLES IN THE WEST, by Mrs. Ellct.
being a pleasant tour through the Western States,
slatting from Sodus Bay on lake Ontario, thence to De
troit, Chicago, Galena, St- Paul, and through portions
of Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri. Mailed to any part
of the United States for $1 00, free of postage.
Letters to Country Girls,” by Mrs. Jane G. Swiss
helm, a pleasant series of letters on sensible home sub
jects, suitable for those to whom they are written. Mail
ed to any part of the United States, for 75 cents.
Marsh’s course of Double Entry Book Keeping, together
with a complete set of blanks for pupils, $1 25.
Just published by J. C. HIKER, 129 Fulton street, N. Y.
May 7, ’53—34
Fop Sale.
A DESIRABLE piece of Farming
Land—l2o acres—situated on the Stillwater road—
four miles from St. Paul. The Improvements are a story
and half log house with good cellar; thirty acres fenced
and about ten acres broke. The place is well watered
with lake and spring streams, and has plenty of good
hay meadow, also plenty of wood and a cranberry marsh.
Apply to JOHN ROGERS,
31 tf Roberts street, Saint Paul.
Just Arrived in Time.
The Latest Style of Silk , Brush and Beaver
Hats .
Panama, Marabo and Leghorn do
Kossuth, Citizens and Chip do
Boys and Infants do; a lAirge Assortment.
Direct from the East—drop in and take a peep at the
New York store.
Assortment of Embroidered cur
- tains and Oil shades at the New York store.
O 0Z Collars,
25 do Fine L. B. shirts,
10 doz colors and quantities of Gents’ summer Pants
10 do ** plain and Fancy Fig’d Marseilles Vests
50 do Mixed, Brown, White and striped Half nose
25 do Black Doeskins and Fancy Cassimere Pants
To be seen at the New York store.
qAA COATS—Black Cloth, Dress
Vr V/ and Frock; Brown and striped Linens, sum
mer clotb, Tweed and satinett will be shown at the
New York store.
/WAITERS—I,OOO pair Gents’ Gaiters
V_X and Fancy summer shoes and slips at the
New York store.
O OTS AND SHOES—2O n%c
Gents’ Fine Calf and Kip Boots aqjW TT~I~
York
U^-WEf«Ea»SE
Sliatatth. *ew Y«k *Ura.
U. S. MAIL STAGES.
Spriiig and Summer Arrangement!
WILLOUGHBY & POWERS will
4 T continue their semi-weekly trips between St. Paul
and,Prairie du Chlen until the opening of navigation,
Immediately after which they will commence running
DAILY LINES
of Four-Horse Coaches between
St. Paul and St. Anthony, and St. Paul and
Stillwater.
They have recently purchased at the East several new
and elegant
CONCORD COACHES,
which will be here to take their places In these lines im
mediately after the opeuing of navigation.
The public may rest assured that the proprietors
have none but the best of teams, accompanied by careful
drivers; and that they will devote their utmost energies
to insure comfort and safety on all occasions.
An extensive Livery Stable at the comer of Fourth
aud Roberts streets. Particular attention given to the
accommodation of Pleasure Parties, uj»on liberal terms.
27-tf WILLOUGHBY it POWERS.
J. W. BOND. M. N. KELLOGG.
A New Firm
At the Wholesale and Retail City Drag Store.
JW. BOND and M. N. KELLOGG respectfully ~
• inform the citizens of the Territory, that they
have taken the Drug and Apothecary establishment
formerly occupied by Drs. Jarvis and Day, on Saint /fl
Anthony street, in the Upper Town, St. Paul, and Have
just received a large and carefully selected stock of Fresh
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, Alcohol, Spirit Gas, Dye
stuffs, Brushes, Perfumery, Fancy Maps, Brltania Lamps,
etc. A superior article of old Pale and Dark Brandy and
Port Wine, the best ever yet Imported Into the Territory.
Also, fresh Lemon Syrup, Tamarinds, Extract of Vanilla
and Vanilla Bean.
Physicians and country merchants will be supplied on
the most liberal terms, and all orders promptly attended
to. Physicians’ prescriptions carefully and skillfully com
pounded at all hours, day or night.
For the accommodation of Painters and others, the
heavy articles, such as pure White Lead; Paints of all
colors, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Turpentine, etc.
will be supplied at a small advance over manufacturer’s
prices. All articles warranted pure and genuine at
reasonable rates.
A call from the citizens of town and country Is solicited,
as we are determined to give such strict attention to bu
siness, and offer such inducements as will please the
most fastidious. Any article not usually kept on hand will
be ordered from below as soon as possible, If wanted.
Particular Attention.
Having been employed in the manufacture of pure
Chemicals and the retail Prescription business In the cities
of Philadelphia and Rio de Janeiro for 13 years, 1 profess
to understand it thoroughly, and will now give it mv
whole attention. J. w. BOND,
St. Paul, May 23. 37t3
TIIE TELEGRAPH
HAS been reared upon its million piers making the
lightning bear upon its fiery wing the news once
carried by the fleet post horse.
The Snort of the Iron Horse,
as lie bounds over the iri*n track will soon be heard in the
forest and on our beautiful prairies; but notwithstand
ing these triumphs of human genius, and the fact that
St. Paul is a City,
B. F. Davis &, Co.,
Are now receiving at the Rice House, by every St. Louis
steamer, large additions to their stock of Groceries and
Provisions, which they are selling at small profits. They
are determined that the toiling millions shall have their
goods at fair prices. Call and see.
May 27, 1853. 37tf
2 casks Dried Beef, 50 kegs Leaf Lard,
60 barrels Pork,
10 casks Hams, Ames & Co’s City cured
25 barrels sugar, X O Clarified and Crushed
20 bags Coffee, Rio, Liguara and Java
20 boxes soap 20 boxes star Candles
6 bxs Codfish.
Just received by B. F. DAVIS fc Co.
D. Pearce,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hats Sf Caps
of every description,
No. 120, Main street, st. Louis, Mo.
53* Orders from up-country traders respectfully soli
cited and promptly attended to* 37y
In Heat Prepare for Cold!
Stoves for the Million.
fTinß undersigned has
Tinware Tr
PARLOR AND OFFICE STOVES,
Ever brought to the Territory. It comprises every thing
In the stove line for burning wood, that is now in use in
the States. He has all patterns and models of Cooking
stoves, that have been practically approved and found to
work well; all of which will be furnished In the best of
style and workmanship, and sold at prices heretofore un
equalled in this market for cheapness. The Prairie State
C<*<»kliig Stove I warrant to answer its purpose; and all
sold at my establishment will bo taken back and the mon
ey refunded after two weeks’ trial, if any delect is appar
ent. In the business of manufacturing
STOVE FURNITURE,
I have workmed in my shop that I feel warranted In say
ing are superior to any heretofore employed In St. Paul ;
and no work goes out that is not warranted. Upon this
head I challenge competition.
Red River and other Up-Country Traders
Need not send to Galena or Saint Louis for their stoves.
They will find bv calling upon me, that they can be suited
so well and as cheaply here In St. Paul. I have purchased
my stock with an especial view to supplying this trade.
Orders from the trade throughout the Territory, and the
adjacent portions of Wisconsin, or from any other quarter,
will be promptly attended to.
An extensive assortment of Tinware constantly on hand
and for sale at the lowest rates.
My object is to sell my wares at small profits and keep
them moving. I know I can suit the people whenever
they call upon me, and no gassing or undue noise about It.
Recollect I am on Roberts street, west side, opposite
Wiune bt Cooley’s Clothing Emporium.
J. H. BYERS.
Jnne 4, 1853—33tf
Ij'Oß SALE.—Eighty Acres of Land
on Stillwater road, two miles this side of the Half-
Way TTouse. Enquire of F. S. NEWELL.
St, Paul Iron & Brass Foundry,
THE subscriber having purchased the Foundry in this
place formerly owned by C. W. Borup fc Co., and
having thoroughly refitted it, Is now prepared to furnish
castings of all descriptions on the most reasonable terms.
Mill Gearing, Shafting, Boxing, etc., will be executed
In as good style as can be found in the Western World.
Steam Engines and Threshing machines repaired on
short notice. Stoves of all kinds furnished with inside
plates, doors, griddles, etc. Patterns of all descriptions
made to order. Also Brass and Composition Castings of
all descriptions; Babbit metal, Lining, etc., made of the
best materials and warranted.
Old Iron, Brass and Copper taken In exchange for
Castings. F. GILMAN.
St. Paul, June 4, 1863. 38m6
Truman 1, Smith,
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Collector
and General Agent,
HAS removed his office to the New Building opposite
the Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota sts-,
1 where he will he found ready to attend to the collection
1 of debts, purchasing and selling real estate, payment of
Taxes, locating Land Warrants, etc. Having beeu in the
business for some time past, and being provided with
Maps of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, and of
the Cities on the Minnesota river, he Hatters himself that
he will be able to give satisfaction to all who may give
him a call.
N. B. Town lots in St. Paul, St. Anthony and all the
towns on the Minnesctafor sale at reasonable prices.
Also, farms In the country with or without Improve
ments. [St. Paul, June 4,1853. 38y
~ For Bale.
A BRICK CARRIAGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP,
at the corner of Third and Roberts streets, St. Paul.
An Improved Farm at Little Canada, six miles
JlSßanorth of St. Paul;
rjßk A choice lot of Timbered Land, 4 miles south of
Paul on the Mississippi river ;
Also, an Improved Farm at the Head of Rush River,
20 miles south of Hudson, and on the mail stage road from
■ St. Paul to Prairie du Chlen, Wis.
The above described property will be sold very low for
cash. For further Information, enquire of
WILLOUGHBY bt POWERS,
St. Paul, June 4. Corner of Fourth and Roberts sts.
St. Paul and St. Anthony Railroad Company.
- FIVE HU.YDRED SHARES of the Capital
Stock of the St. Paul and St. Anthony Rail
Road Company, amounting to $50,000, hav
i ing been subscribed pursuant to the act of
held for*!!!* * mee,,n * 01 ‘he etock
0h, °’«
itfffxKCTt™’
Dmso, St. P»ul, June 3, 18 63. * D * LNI) R,CE - MB
sisjsEsr ** t ' rte '
MRS. M. L. STOAKES,
Fashionable Silk and Straw Milliner.
JkqL li Also ; Fancy Dress Caps, Cloaks and Dresses, cut
and made to order, St. Anthony street, nearly op
posite the Rice House, St. Paul.
Mrs. S. has Just returned from New York with a large
stock of every article or goods In her line of business, all
of the best quality and latest styles. She has also a fine
assortment of Needles, Pins, Gloves, MBs, etc., to all of
which she would invite the especial attention of the La
dles of St. Paul and vicinity. 36y
Another Grand Performance at
Mazourka Hall.
Will be presented until further notice at this Fa
vorite Establishment,
A New Performance Entiled
ELFELTS' BARGAINS WORK
'3*6B»aaa»
Or, Now is the Time to Buy !
The principal characters by the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Saint Paul.
The PROGRAMME abounds with gems In the Dry Goods
Linp, which are unsurpassed by any similar institution
In the country. The performance draws together
LARGE fy DELIGHTED AUDIEJXCES!
The bargains which we are daily offering cannot fall to at
tract every one for quality or cheapness. We
have also a large assortment of
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
Which we arc disposing of at St. Louis prices. Also a
new article called
OIL CLOTH STAIR CRASH,
Which will be found superior to any thing before offered.
We have also a beautiful assortment of
GLASS AND CHINA-WARE,
which wc can sell at a very low figure.
We take pleasure In showing our goods and charge
noth lug tor the trouble. Give us a call and Judge for
yourselves. 36tf EL FELT fit BROTHER.
Last but not Least.
T2ERNARD ROGERS, not having the
■LA fear of competition before his eyes, would respect
fully inform bis old friends and the public generally, that
lie has opened a fresh and well selected stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
In the building nn the southwest corner or Third and Ro
berts streets, diagonally across from ihe ‘World’s Fair. 5
lie has every thing in his line that can be found else
where, and Is determine,! to dispose of his goods and
wares, for cash, at rates that no reasonable man will find
fault with. 1 hope ail my friends and neighbors will give
me a call, feeling satisfied that I can trade with them ad
vantageously. 36tf BKKXAIID ROGERS.
SAINT PAUL HAT AND CAP
And Gents' Furnishing Store.
Corner of Third and Wabashaw sts.
»w RITCHIE has Just received an ex-
M A • tensive assortment of Goods In his
line, which he is selling at Eastern Prices,
and lower than ever offered before lu the A
Territory. 36 tf
U ATS, HATS—-The latest styles of
aX silk, Beaver, Kossuth and Wool Hats—a splendid
assortment of straw Ilats, all sorts aud shapes.
For sale by T. RITCHIE,
QHIRTS—A large and beautiful assort-
L-J ment— plain and Fancy. T. RITCHIE.
pRAVATSJNECK TIES, etc—Lawn
Cambric and silk Cravats—the latest styles of Neck
Ties, etc., for sale by T. RITCHIE.
r I'O THE LADIES—Fancy Goods of
all kinds—a full assortment of Trimmings Needles,
Pins, Tapes, Buttons, Braids, etc; all colors of saddlers’
sewing silk. For sale by T. RITCHIE.
Hurrah for the Red Line !
PATTI SON & BENSON’S Red Line Coaches with the
best of teams and care ml drivers are now upon the
road between Si- Paul and St. Anthony, ready to accom
modate the public on all occasions. They have also a
large and excellent Livery stock, several new and elegant
Carriages and Barouches ; also new Harnesses and Horse
Furnishings, and equipage of the most elegant descrip
tion.
p * & in returning thanks
to the public for the liberal
patronage hereiofore bestowed upon them, take
pleasure in stating that they have just received, In addi
tion to their former extensive stock, several young, ele
gant and
WELL BROKE HORSES;
specimens of stock that have never been equalled In the
Territory; also a lot of carriages and buggies to match,
from the best manufactories at the East. Their present
stock needs but to be seen to be admired and approved by
a discriminating public*
Will our triends and the public remember, that at the
Livery Stable in the roar of the American House, at the
upper end of Saint Paul, they can at ail houre, have such
conveyance by land, on wheels or on horseback, as they
may desire. PATTISON fit BENSON.
St. Paul, May 21, 1853. (36y)
Town Property For Sale.
Mf bIHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to dispose of his two
X houses and lot, situated on the cornerof Broad
way and Seventh sts, Whitney and Smith’s Addi
tion to St. Paul. One of the Houses Is a story and a half
in height, and the other one story. There is a good well
on the premises.
Also, Thirty-seven Lots In Brunson’s Addition to St.
Paul. This is a good opportunity for those wishing to
make a profitable investment. Terms moderate.
For Sale at the Wharf Boat.
FRUIT TREES,
DRIED APPLES,
LIRE,
PORK,
FLOUR,
EGGS.
J. W. BASS & CO.
Something Entirely New.
CIEO. H. OAKES lias opened a new
C-* Grocgrj- «nd Provision store In the Brick Building
Immediately opposite the Post Office, where he will be
pleased to sec his friends and the public generally, as he
is satisfied he can suit them with every thing in his line.
His goods are fresh and of the best quality, and his facili
ties for purchasing have been such that he is satisfied he
can sell
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
The following comprises but a portion of his stock:
600 bbls Flour extra sup 25 bbls crushed sugar
100 do me*s pork 25 do leaf do
60 do lard 100 boxes mould candles
60 do butter 60 do star do
10 do NO molasses 60 do soap
10 do S H do 3 hhds codfish
20 kegs golden syrup 20 bbls beans
10 hhds hams 60 sacks dried apples
10 do shoulders 20 do coffee
100 boxes N O sugar 10 bbls mackerel
60 do clarified do
And many other articles too numerous to mention.
35tf GKO. H. OAKES.
pASH FOR FRESH FISH. —The
' highest price will be paid a: all times, for Fresh
Fish at the Wharf Boat.
J. W. BASS k CO.
F. S. NEWEL,
Y\l HOLESALE & RETAIL dealer in
» v Cook, Parlor, Box Stoves of all kinds.
TJLOVVS—In store and for sale by
L F. S. NEWELL.
OORN SHELLERS, just received by
the steamer Asia, the best article for the purpose
ever before offered. For sale by NEWELL.
LI ARROWS, of all sizes and varieties,
XX now Is the time to buy them of NEWELL.
PORN MI LLS , for horse or hand
power, in store and for sale by NEWELL.
of all kinds, in store and for
sale by NEWELL.
riUNS AND PISTOLS, and alTThe
V-k accompanying et ceteras for sale low for cash by
our friend NEWELL.
O RITANIA Tea and Coffee Pots, are
-U articles that cannot be too highly recommended. You
can get them of NEWELL.
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY,
XT all kinds, are for sale by NEWELL.
jV/IILL and X-Cut SAWS, of different
IVX size*, at NEWELL’S.
PAIRBANK’S Platform Scales, in
store and for sale by NEWELL.
IXALANCES an<rCounter~Scales, for
XJ (.ale by NEWELL.
TV/TIRRORS, lasses, &c., for sale at
IVI hi. old ate— by NEWELL.
TYJEW vORKER Cooking Stove—call
1M an() ce It »t NEWELL’S.
iIVIPS—-Cistern, Well and Chain
Pump*, tn store and for t&ie on inch term* “ <*»-
not fall to *ult purchaser* by w EWELL.
and Harrows for
Farming purposes, for tale NEWELL-
L'MERY SEED SOWERS, for sale at
X-J * bv*.in to «lom out NEWELL.
A PPLES—-Dried and Green—the best
•CX tn the market end tn fine order, received by Excel*
•lor and foreale by J. W. BAM, Wharf Boat.
City Cash Furnishing tore.
-1853-
'aaraaaas &
MERCHANT TAILORS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS &c MANUFACTURERS
IN READY-MADE CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS!
BOYS’ & CHILDREN’S CLOTHING,
FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS.
Roberts Street, Saint Paul, Min. Ter’y.
F ardware at Low Prices.
WE ARE now in receipt of e large and well *elected
assortment of
Hardware , Cutlery , Tools of all hinds, Farm
ing Implements , Tinware, Wooden and
Willow ware , Looking Glasses ,
Lamps, Brushes, fife., &fc.
We would call attention to our large and well selected
stock of Looking Glasses and Housekeeping articles, of
which we have now a much larger assortment than wc
have heretofore kept.
Our uew stock of
MECHANICS’ TOOLS,
of all kinds, we can recommend a being (ar superior to
any thing In this market.
To those who are building we would ask an Inspection
of our stock and price*, as we have a complete assort
ment of
BUILDING HARDWARE,
suitable either for the shanty or the mansion.
Notwithstanding the recent advance of the prices of all
kinds of Hardware, we are determined to sell as low as
ever, for cash, and would respectfully invite purchasers
to give us a call before going elsewhere.
myl4 35tf J. McCLOUD, Jr. fit Co.
CO-PARTNERSHIP. ~
ALEX. KEY, and LAMBERT MAT, under the firm of
Key & May, have entered Into co-partnership for
the purpose or transacting a Wholesale and Retail Gro
cery and Provision business. Their place of business is
at the old stand of Alex. Hey, Roberts street near Third.
ALEX. RET,
LAMBERT MAY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Pro
visions, Grain and all kinds of country Produce,
Roberta street, south side, three doors north of Third,
Saint Paul, Minnesota.
May 21, ’53—36y
Carleton, Clark & Co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
ERS IN
SILKS AND DRY GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
No. 139, Broadway, New York.
Our stock consists In part of the following goods Inten
ded expressly for the Northwestern Trade.
Fancy dress sllk«, Cap ribbons,
Black gro de Rhine, Taffeta do
Black and coi’d Ture satin, Satin do
Black and coi’d silk serge, Blk and coi’d velvet ribbons,
Black and coi’d satin vesting Fancy dress trimmings,
Black itg’d Poult de sole, Gimp fringes aud bullous,
Coi’d gros de Naples, Tades and robhins,
Plain Poult de soirs, Crepes, Veils, etc.,
Florence silk, Cotton and silk htwdery,
Marceiinc silk, Buck and berlin gloves,
Oil silk, Kid, silk, anil lisle gloves,
Sinchews, sarsnetts, etc., Black aud col'd silk mils,
Gros dc Afrique, Gent’s silk hkfs aud cravats,
Satin Levantine, Gent’s silk shirts,
Gros de Swisse, Ladies do
India silks, Jaconets and cambrics,
Cashmeres, Swiss muslins,
Merinoes, Bishop lawns,
Mousselaines de Laines, Victoria lawns,
Paramattas, India inull,
Alpacas, India book,
Bombazines, Irish linens,
Coberg cloth, Linen damask,
Cotton cloth, Diaper linens,
Crepe de Pails, Linen lidkfs,
Ginghams, Laces and embroideries,
Plain and ptd. Bareges, Silk and lace mantillas,
do do tissues, Plain and cml/d crape shawls
Barege de Joaincs, Barege shawls,
Fancy Jaconets, Broche do
Organdie muslins, Cashmere shawls,
Wat’d and flg’d poplin, Pld. wool shawls, ect.
Bonnet ribbons, etc.
Also, three floors appropriated to Cnrpeting of every
Style—Venetian; Cotton and Wool figured Venetian; Fine
and superfine Ingrain; Ex-supcrflne Ingrain; Threeply,
Tapesty and Velvet; Rugs, Druggetts, Mattings, Oil-
Cloths, etc. 36—6 m
ST. PAUL HORSE BAZAAR.
I Have established a sale stable,
rear of third door below the ‘World’s Fair.’
on Third street. Horses, Mules, etc., kept on accommo
dating terms, and disposed of at a small commissions.
Boarding for Ilotses by day or week.
36tf J. W. VINCENT.
HOME FOR THE HOMELESS.
THE proprietors of Cathcarts* addition, hold themselves
in readiness to give good and sufficient Deeds to each
alternate lot in their part of the town of Le Sueur, on the
Minnesota river, free of charge, to all actual settlers that
will improve them within the next six months, by put
ting houses thereon; and also to sell the adjoining lots at
a reasonable price, to be agreed upon before the first
deed is given. The above town Is the County Seat of
Le Sueur county.
TRUMAN M. SMITH,
Agent, St. Paul.
J. W. Bass,
Forwarding 8f Commis'n Merchant
[WHARF BOAT ]
Lower Landing, Saint Pan], Minnesota.
53- The St. Paul Wharf Boat offers facilities for storage
not possessed ly any warehouse at either Landing. 31y
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE subscribers have this day entered into co-partner
ship under the firm of McLagan, Wooldridge fie Co.,
for the purpose of carrying on the Forwarding and gen
eral Produce Commission Business.
E. McLAGAX,
C. WOOLDRIDGE.
G. W. TURNBULL.
St. Paul May 2, 1853.
The subscriber desires to return his thanks for the lib
eral patronage he has hitherto received, and respectfully
asks a continuance of it to the new firm.
E. McLAGAX.
May 7, ? 53—34
GARDEN SEEDS!
RAISED at the celebrated Shaker Gardens, at Union
Village, near Lebanon, Ohio, Just received and for
sale in quantities to suit customers, at the
BT. PAUL DRUG STORE.
April 30, 1863—33tf
REMOVED.
THE NEW YORK STORE has removed to the
new building 4 doors above the old stand. The La
dle* and Gents are respectfully Invited to call and examine
our stock. We are now prepared to show them one of
the prettiest stocks of goods ever brought to this market.
Remember the
NEW YORK STORE ,
where It Is no trouble to show goods.
A. T. CTAMBLIN*
QUICK RETURNS.—SMALL PROFITS.
GA rv boxes Window Glass—all sizes—at mcnu/ac
/C \J u turers prices , addingTtransportation.
JARVIS,
Comer sth and Jackson .
COLORS, DRY OR IN OIL.
CROME GREEN, Crotpe Yellow, rnramarlne, Flake
White, Prussian Blue, Fine F** n cb Ochre, Turkey
Umber, Terra de Sienna, Verp rtl N° n » White and Red
Lead, Oils* etc. Consumer* o* article* wiil find it to
their advantage to purchase^
JARVIS,
At the Multum tn Parvo,
TJORK—A fr**h consignment and first
JL rate J“» l rtoeWed end lor Mir by
J. W. BASS, Wharf Boot.
TUST received 500 bbls. extra superfine
eJ flour, from Men* Mill, Pontooenc, 111., warranted •
juperlor article to eny la town. Al*o, oat* for rale on
the Wharf Boat. J. W. BASS <■ CO.
April 30, 1863—33
A AA A Bushel* Oat. wtU airtre to-flay by Dr. Frant
lln So. 2, for
COXSTANS f BURBANK.
QTODART’S PIANOS—We are also
O prepared to furnish S tod art’s superior Instrument*
of any finish or cast, at the manufacturer’s prices and
transportation. All Instrument* sold by us art warranted.
We have on hand one • octave, which onr customers are
Invited to examine. LEDUC 4* ROHRER.
T7ISHING POLES—We have received
L 300 cu. FUhlng Pole* which we can Mil Tery low.
April 23. LEDUC 3* ROHRER.
pEDAR POSTS—A Raft of exfcel-
Vy lent red Cedar Fence Peel*, juet received end for
■ale »t the St. Paul Lumber Terd, comer of Seventh end
Jockeen itrMte. j. W. BASS.
First Arrival of the Season.
Tyson & Co’s Ne w stock of
Groceries and Provisions.
\V —.old most re-poctfully call attention to our new
’ ; '’ealers mul onr IrieniU throughout the »ur
wiil ,tn ' l * h « embrace* every thins'
mnal y kept In our llm.- or hu tness; and In doinjt so,
rona-e'e«^' , | U 1 r . tl "”’ K< r ° r t “ v " rs “ «>e liberal pkl
rona e extended Uwan'a us the p.ut winter. We enu
merate lu part a* follows, which we will twit strictly for
cash at the lowest Market rates; 9
JP™ £ O <-“*« C'erifled A snc.-r
Clarified B t'.-mhed and pulverised d<j
Bio and Java Cof.ee s o and s H molasses
S 11 fit Golden glyrup in kegs 2 and 6 «l> caddies lmn’l Tew
Blk and Y H linp»l Tea LardOU
Cidor Vinegar Blar Candles
Mould Candles Palm end Fancy snap
Sta .ne and clay Pipes Dried A poles and Peaches*
Currants, Raisins and Fig* Herring and Codfish fnew)
Mackerel in kitts, Chewing and amok lug Tobacco
Cassia and Mu-tard Rice, salaratu? and nutniega
Cloves, Pepper and Allspice Powder, Sho» end Caps
Brooms and BnCkefe Washboard* and cov’d caddie#
Blacking and Brushes Olive Oil and Pepper sauce
Ketchups, pickles, Lemons sv. np and sodft
Indigo and starch Butter Crackers
Camplilrc, saltpetre Alum, matches
Play cards, Foolscap and Letter paper, Quart and pint
Flasks, and many other articles 100 numerous too ineu
tkm. {April 23, 1853.
District Court—First Judicial District, Ramsey
County, Min. Ter.
Moses S. Titus, Complainant, >
Joseph Craig, and ) n . In Chancery.
llow,Claflin fit Cook 5 Defentlanls * j
It appearing to my satisfaction, ty
affidavit and the papers on tile In the cause, that a bill of
coinplalut has been exhibited and Mod, and subprena to
appear issued thereon, and the same delivered to ttu9
sheriff of the county of Ramsey to serve; and it further
appearing to my satisfacil-y.r bv affidavit, that three of
the above-named defendants—How, flat!in fit Cook—anr
out or this Territory’) and cannot upon diligent inquiry be
found therein;
It is t nerefore hereby ordered, that the said defendant*,
llow,Clafiln fit Cook, appear and plead, answer or demur
to the complainant’s bill of compluuu, on file in tld*
cause, on or before the twenty-fourth oi Jun**, A. D..
1853.
And it is further ordered, that a <v»pr of this order bo
published in the * k M‘nDeso«lau.” a new apaper printed an.l
published in Bt. Fat-*, in sa *( 'lerrlfory,once in each week
for six successive we- k-, nex» after the date hereof.
And it Is further that a cert tt-d copy of this
order, together wi:h a copy of the su»’|m-< u ;«-?ued in till*
case, be deposited in th? Post Offl lUreuied to the .-aiicl
How, Ciaflin fit. C • k, at ihe lUy «( Louis, state of
Missouri, within ten davs from the date hereof.
St. Paul. March 10, :803. H. Z. HAYNEB*
M. 8. Wilkinson, and .
Masterson 0. MIMO-.S, \ Sollc-tors for Con-.plai.iant.
NEW YORK STOEE.
A. T. CHAHBUN,
RETURNS many thanks to the L-ulies and Gentlemen
of St. Paul and vicinity, for the very lßterol patron*
age heretofore extended to him, and takes pleasure in in«
forming them that lie has returned on the U’e-t New
ton with a v**ry targe stock of goods, whi h are now open
and ready for Inspection. Their attention is respecifully
solicited to an examination of this stock. We are deter**
mined to sell goods at such j ri- es that will warrant suc
cess. The ladies are invited to examine our stock of
Dress and White Goods. Al the New York Store may be»
found every thing that the Ladies and Gents may call for..
Our motto G, “small profits and largo salt's.” Remem
ber the New York Cash store*
April, 1853. CnAMBLIN.
St. Paul Crockery Store.
On Tlilrd street, near the Post Office.
R MARVIN, has on hand and is con
• fetamiv reviving at the Si. Paul Crockery and
G las ware store, a tin-' ti*slrahle of Crockery*
Queensware, China wa.-«, Gla--ware, from the O’Hara
Glassworks, Pittsburgh, etc, ConsUiiug of nearly every
thing usually found in our line of business.
Also, an assortment of wall paper.
F O A L E.
LIBERAL Inducements are now offered by the subscri
ber to all those wishing to purchase landed proper
ty, in or about St. Paul.
Two Hundred Lots,
in eligible positions within the limits of the corporation,,
will l»e sold on terms to suit purchasers.
Also, one lot fronting on St. Anthony street, near the
American Hotel. 60 feet front by 150 ft de«*p. upon which
is a substantial 3 story Brick Buildins, 23 feet front by 4Q
feet deep, tlie lower part of which is suitable for any
mercantile business, and the second and thl d stories of
which are admirably adapted for offices. On the same*
lot there Is a comfortable dwelling house, a good ware
house and a carriage house.
Also, eighty acres of valuable land, laid out in acre
lots, immediately adjoining and ov looking the town, on
the Stillwater road, affording excellent site* for country
residences, on the most advvutagcou* terms, aud lu such
quantities as may be desired.
Also, the undivided half of a quarter section of land
lying on the Stillwater road, 5 miles from St. Paul of gootk
quality and well watered*
AH of the above property will be sold at extremely low
rates for cash.
May 14 35tf JOHN R. IRVINE.
Saint Louio, Saint Paul and Safnt Croix Packet*
-to, EXCELSIOR C APT. WARD.
LtaCifrfcia The above well-known ami popular steamer
""iwfffHl run regularly between St. Louis and St.
Paul the>nsuing season, leaving St. Paul every alternate-
Saturday. K. McLAGAN fix CO*, Agents.
Regular St. Louis. Galena,Dubuanf, si. Paul and
Stillwater Packet. 1
The steamer Dr. FRANKLIN, No. 2,
LwElftra T. Levi vs. Master, wiil make regular trips
between the above |*>ns during the season*
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. W. BASS, Agent,
Wharf Boat. St. Paul.
Regular Packet for Fort MadiM>n, Burlington*
Keithsburg. Rock Island, Galena, Daboqr,
Stillwater, St. Paul and St. Peters.
ff»s* - The Steamer ASIA, S. E. Porter, master*
lias commenced h*r regular tri: <, leaving
■■SsSe**■■ St. Louis on every alternate Sunday at 4
o’clock P. M., and on her return will leave Sf. Paul the
following Saturday, and arrive at St. Lot/.*, on Thursday
morning, passenger and sh'-ppe- s may rely ou her re
maining In the trade the ent ire season. Punctuality in
leaving port as advertised may be relied on*
For freight or passage apply 10
McLagan, wooldridge bt co.,
Agents*
May 7, ’53—34
Minnesota River Packet.
ms* w Steamer CLARION, S. Humberaion, Mas-
LfialaglifcfcSL This light, draught, ye»'«nger steatn
er, will run regularly ou the Minnesota
river the coming season, making a trip every three days*
For freight or passage apply to
McLAGAX, WOOLDRIDGE bt CO.,
Agents.
May 7, ’63—3 4.
Regular Minnesota River Packet.
. The light draught steamer BLACK HAWK,
s. B. Harlow, Master, will coulmue in
the Minnesota river trade the preseui *ea
*on. For freight or passage apply on board.
May 28, 1853—37tf
\ DIS ™ CI «***
Benjamin IT. Campbell ami 1
J. Russell Jones, partners, >
by name of B. H. Campbell fc Co. } SUMMONS*
against (
William E. Hartshorn. )
To William E. nartshorn : You
are hereby summoned and required to answer the com
plaint In this action whtch W tiled In the office of the
Clerk of the District Court for the County of Ramsey, at
Saint Paul, Territory of Minnesota, and to serve a copy of
your auswer to the said complaint on the subscribers at
their offlea in the Town of Saim Paul, Territory of Minne
sota, within twenty days of the service of this summons
on you, exclusive of the day of such service; and If you
fail to answer the said complaint, wlthm the time afore
said, the plaintiffs in thin action will have their damages
assessed by a Jury* or the amount they are entitled to re
cover, ascertained by the coon or under its direction, and
take Judgment for the amount so sweated or ascertained*
Dated, May 24th, 1863. EM M ETT fc MOSS,
Plaintiffs’ Attorneys*
Notice.
IN FEBRUARY, 1862, Henry M’Lean and myself camo
to LeSucur for the purpose of engaging in the Indian
Trade. A Land Claim was made by us conjointly for that
purpose. The trading was abandoned, and he (M’Lean)
left—never made any improveoients, nor expended any
money thereon, nor has he ever had possession of Mid
property,
. On the other hand, I have resided on the claim at Le
Sueur; held possession of the property Loth before and
since the ratification of the treaty; have expended my
means in improvements, and consider that according to
all rulea of Claim Associations, my right la singly and in
disputably good, which 1 shall maintain to th« last, a*
well In resisting encroachments, as (Wending my rights
May 14 35tf J. K. CHRISTY, Leßtteur^
O! FISH-ALL, NOTICE. -
TI'ST received, the largest, beet end cheapeet emrt.
t) ment of Fiaiitxo Tackle ever brought to this Ter
ritory. For eele wholesale end retail et the
MfI.TUK IN PAttTO,
Cor. 6 th and Jackson.
JUST RECEIVED BY S. B. ASIA 7
A" n « >°* ot OI **" end Britten I* metal Ltmpe, for
Spirit Geee end Burning Fluid.
6bbls Utaettl OU, 2 bbl Spirit Ooee,
1,000 lbs Putty, g Dble IFhlCpg,
A large lot of Paint Brushes.
Also, a One lot Preserved Quince* In 1,2, 4 end 4-lb.
glees jars, et the
MCLTUM IN PABYO DBUO STORK.
N. B. General depot for Genuine Patent Medicines,
BOTTLES! BOTTLES! CORKS!CORKS!
A I*’** tsaortmemot Lemon Syrup, Rod. Weler, Wine,
Pint mid half pint Fins*, Physicians Prearrloftnn
VUls, etc., etc., by the box, gro*,? doicn, T
ntm ’ ' JAHYI6,
■ Cor, btb, and jackson.
TRISH LINEN—2S pieces—wholesale
X or Mali nt 8w New Yerk Mrs.